Rick Rule on the juniors: ‘Their worst wounds were self-inflicted’
Wringing out the sin that exists in the sector
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Mining jobs in Australia to stage a comeback
Resource industry employment expected to grow 11% in the next five years.
Gabriel’s subsidiary probed for money laundering and tax evasion in Romania
Rosia Montana Gold Corporation (RMGC), is said to have paid more than $300,000 to a firm prosecutors say is a phantom company used by organized crime networks.
Centerra Gold asked to pay over $300m Kyrgyzstan for alleged ecological damage
The country's environmental protection and forestry has filed a lawsuit against the Canadian gold miner.
Gold prices ride rollercoaster on US jobs report
Gold hit a five-month low in the wake of the jobs report, but recovered quickly climbing 4.8% to 1,230.
Alacer Gold raises guidance at Çöpler mine in Turkey
"Çöpler's performance reinforces our strategy to focus on this world-class asset and the surrounding area."
Construction to begin at Queensland’s first oil refinery
"Most of Australia's oil is generated and used in Queensland...Gladstone just felt like the place to be."
What does Glencore Xstrata see in coal that others don’t?
The miner and trading house giant is spending more on coal than any of its three closest competitors, BHP, RIO and Anglo.
Can Juniors borrow instead of raising equity? – Kenton Ralph Toews
Juniors usually raise cash to keep their operations going by issuing new shares.
